In honor of the second Sunday in May (i.e. the day that pays the mortgage of florists, chocolatiers, and restauranteurs), some philosophy from '1001 Things it Means to be a Mom: the Good, the Bad, and the Smelly' by Harry H. Harrison Jr.
"Being a mom means suspecting that your happiness is totally dependent on the washing machine working."
"Being a mom means developing a strange fascination with refrigerator magnets."
"Being a mom means being absolutely certain about your parenting principles. Until you have kids."
where a budding comedy writer marks milestones on the road to dropping the 'apprentice' portion of her name
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2 comments:
Truer statements there never were! Especially #3.
wylie - i agree. i'm pretty much guilty of all of these.
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